Questions before you start

Start with one trusted source: lecture notes, slides, a transcript, a useful article, a PDF, pasted text, or another resource you want to study.

You can prepare a source on the public homepage. Sign-in is required when you analyze it and move into the private study workspace.

Octav is built around learner-selected material such as PDFs, slides, transcripts, URLs, images, text, Markdown, and other study resources accepted by the import surface.

YouTube import is transcript-first. Octav uses usable captions or transcripts when available, and unsupported videos are skipped instead of using workaround paths.

Octav turns trusted material into Markdown notes first, then derives maps, flashcards, quizzes, review paths, and related study structure from that record.

Review can include maps, flashcards, quizzes, spaced practice, and progress cues. The learner controls the pace, source choices, and next study step.

Yes. Octav's public beta includes a Free path with visible limits. The pricing page shows the current plan catalog and checkout status.

No. Paid checkout remains paused until payment provider setup, webhook proof, policy review, and explicit owner approval are complete.

No. Study content belongs in the authenticated workspace. Public pages should not include private source text, credentials, secrets, or regulated data.

For account access or study workflow issues, email support@octavonline.com. For privacy, billing, or security topics, use the contact paths on the public trust pages.